Medford mail tribune., August 17, 1917, Page 4, Image 4

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WEDFORD WATC TRrROTTE, MEDFORD","' OTCEGOM.' FRIDAY. 'AUGUST '17. 1017
IOCAL AND
PERSONAL
C ity Knclticpr Olcn ArnsplRer ha8
rituniiil from (ho I'.vthlnn conclave
t Crater I.iike. On Ills trip down he
Haw tin t o ili'i'f run across tho road.
Sixtv-flvo autos woro required to
transport the several hundred Pyttal.
una an dtheir (juests,
ir, Ilelnn, eye. ear, nose, throat,
Horn, to .Mr. and .Mrs. A. K. Sten
m il, AiiKiist 1(1, a bnliy girl.
Johnson (or high-class watch re
pairing, tf
lir. :. Ti. Scohee, wife and Hon, are
tourists In tho city from Hood Ilivor,
(iri'snn, and aro guests at tho Med
ford hotel.
Metz cars at Ttlverslde Garage. '
(!. A. Peck of Lako Creek came to
Din city today with a load of hogs,
which ho sold to Dr. J. I.. Helms.
Highest prlre paid for barley,
wheat, oala and hay. Monarch Seed
& Feed, company.
K.It. Peterson, former county ru-
Tal school supervisor who recently re
signed his position, has returned from
his vacation In tho Coos Uay country
and expects soon to leave for Chlco,
California, where he has accepted a
position as principal of a school near
that city.
Johnson for high-class watch re
pairing. tf1
C. 1 1. Vilm, I. 1). Wlncholl and J. A.
VII in of Wlchltn, Kansas, who have
liecn touring tho Pacific coast, after
a trip to Crater Lake, left tho city to
day for San Francisco,
Call Taxi 303.
.1. S. Pardeo Is a visitor In the city
today from Klamath Falls.
For the best Insurance, boo Holmes,
tho Insurance Man. '
Kdwnrd F. .Miller of Trail Is a visi
tor in tho city today.
Paths, 20c. Holland TTotol.
C company, under command of
Lieutenant Alexander, marched to
Criitral Point this morning and re
turned to tho city at noon
Ilrlng your wheat to tho Central
Point Alllls. Wo handle it In bulk
and save you tho cost of bags. Wo
aro In tho market fur all kinds of
grain.
The several big forest fires which
have been burning in Hie lilk Creek
district for (ho past week, aro still
r.iviug much trouble to the forest fire
fighters of tho government, as they
are In inai-cesslblo places. Forest
Supervisor Krirkson phoned to tho
forestry office 111 this city today Hint
by loinorrow it was expected that tho
fires would ho under control. Be
tween :iu and -10 men are at work on
t heso fires.
Seo Davo Wood about that fire In
miranro policy. Office, Itoom 404, M.
F. & II. buldllng.
llford Allen, Jr., a prominent su
gar beet grower of (irautB Pass, Is a
iMcilford visitor today.
Hot cakes and coffee, 10c. Dia
mond Kestaurnnt, 127 Sixth St. 140
.Mrs. Fred l.altock of San Francis
co arrived In Medford Wednesday for
an extended visit with relatives and
friends.
.Mots cars at Iltverslde Garage.
liev. lir. V. W. Yoiingson, super
intendent in' the Portland district of
the Methodist church, and grand
chaplain of tho Knights Templar of
the United Slates, arrived In tho city
this morning and was met at the
train by liev. Dr. J. C. Rollins, who
look him for a rldo thru tho valley
Tiiiiiiirrow Mrs. Youugsnn and thrco
other ladles from Portland will ar
rive here and with ltev. Dr. Youngson
will gn no n trip to Crater Lake, tho
Klamath country and California
points.
Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist, St.
Mark's building. Phono 323-Y.
F. .1. Abd or liiin.-iuuir. California,
who has bei n lliing Ills sister, .Mrs.
W. ii. Webster, left for home today.
Oregon Agricultural College Fruit
Vegetable Fvaporator, built accord
ing to official specifications at Pacific
Film. Fix. l'octory.
Alexander Paul Olsson of Central
Point, who recently enlisted in the
navy as a musician, passed thru the
city this imirnlug from Portland,
where he look the physical examina
tion, en route for the naval training
nation at Mare Island. He Is a ne
phew of .Mis, Itetly Peterson of this
city.
Dr. Chn. T. Sweeney, Physician
in il Surgeon, Phipps llldg. Phono 36.
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The Colony Club w ill .entertain C
company with a tea at tho Countr
Club Saturday afternoon at 4 p. m.,
nrter the Duals of the tennis touina-j
mint.
Singer Few Ins machine shop. C.
A. Chapman. Phono '.103-11. 2 43 S .,
Central. 147,
.Mr. and .Mrs. K. S. Wilson of Jack.'
Bonvlllo and .Mrs. Wilson's nephew.'
('ail, left Oils nun nliii; for San Fran-!
clseo for a i.-il with relatives and'
fl lends.
Call Taxi 3'!.';. ;
A. K. Welch
Ftlday from a
Hpent In tonrln
and
family returned
"X weeks' vacation
Calltoi nla anil Ore
gon. From can i ranciscn they ship
ped their auto lo Portland and drove
down from there,
The Kolghtcenth Engineers Re
serve corps, of which Lincoln McCor
mack, Jr.,, Ralph Altkcn and Fred
erick Heath of .Medford are members,
Is expected to arrive somewhere in
Europe shortly. Mrs. J. C. Altken re
ceived the following undated and
torse postal card yesterday, which
had evidently been heliLsoveral days
by the military authorities before be
ing forwarded, from her Bon, Ralph:
"How's everybody. I'm well and fit.
Could be no better. Somewhere on
tho road. Having good time, and
hopo this finds you all well. Will
write later." The card was postmark
ed, Hobokcn, N". J., August 11.
Drs. Dow & Dow have returned
from their vacation and resumed
practice, having re-opened their for
mer offices. 130
Mrs. Elma O'.N'elll and Frank John
son of Phoenix, Arizona, are visiting
their sister, Mrs. May Daw on Morth
Oakdale avenue. They will remain
here about a week.
Rawles Moore, Attorney at Law.
Office now located Rooms 7-9, Med
ford National Bank Bldg.
.Postmaster Mims has finally suc
ceeded after a long period of plead
ing In having tho postotflce depart
ment allow another carrier for Med
ford. The new carrier will go on
duty October 1. This will make six
city carriers and a parcel post deliv
ery carrier, and means that after Oc
tober 1 Medford residents will got
their mall more quickly. The city
will he divided Into six divisions In
stead of five, as at present.
!Pay cash and Bavo money at Fouts'
Grocery Co.
K. C. Hughes, one of tho most
prominent attorneys of Seattlo, is vis
iting Medford, tho guest of Reginald
Parsons. .
At Laurel Street Market, for Sat
urday, baby beef, 10c to 15c por lb.
while It lasts. 126
(Harry K. Tonillnson has been ap
pointed esqulro of the Elks' lodge by
Exalted Rulor Newbury, vice F. Roy
Davis, resigned. Mr. Tomlinson has
Just been rolloved from filling the
post of esteemed loyal knight of the
lodgo by the return to tho city of At
torney George F. Codding, during the
bitter's absonce at the officers rcsorvo
training camp at San Francisco.
Thursday morning just before
starting on the return trip to Modford
tho knights and ladles In attendance
at tho Knights of Pythias conclave at
Crater Lako were served with a boun
tiful fish breakfast, all the fish served
having been caught by tho knights
during the three days of the conclave.
Leon It. Hnsklns and T. K. Daniels
left tho city Wednesday aftornoon for
a deer hunting sojourn of several
days near Prospoct.
Fresh ranch oggs, 33c at Fouts'
Grocory.
Fred Clark of Central Point was In
tho city today on a shopping tour
prior to leaving for a vacation trip in
tho state of Washington.
Among tho out of town dignitaries
who attended the Knights of Pythias
conclave at Crater Lake which ended
yestorday wcro Walter G. Glecsan of
Portland, grand keeper of bcuIs, and
Hon. Fred N. Johnson of Astoria, for
mer mayor of that city.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Foil SALE Nice rlpo Alexandria
peaches, 2c per lb., picked at the
ranch. Ilnao Orchard, 01)7-111.
Bracelet
Watches
The Woman's Watch
Sec Our New Arrivals
Martin J. Reddy
OU.M.ITY FIRST
Visitors Always Welcome
E. P. Miller, who Is a lookout In
tho forestry service at Mt. Aspen,
north of Klamath Falls, left today for
his post of duty after having attend
ed the Knights of Pythias conclave at
Crater Lake this week.
Coffee atthe Fouts Grocery at the
same old prlco.
Mrs. W. S. Kurro, of Independence,
Oregon, left for home tills morning
after having attended the Knights of
Pythias carnival at Crater Lake. She
was tho only out of town Pythian
Sister In attendance at the conclave,
and was delighted with the grand
time shown her by tho Medford Py
thlans and Pythian Sisters.
SUPPLY STILL PURE
Mcdford's drinking water Is still
pure, as Is shown by the test made by
tho state board of health. City Water
Superintendent Arnspiger lias Just
recolvod the following report from
State Health Officer Robcrg:
"Tho examination of tho cample of
water submitted by you August 13
showed a bacterial count of 100 per
c. c, neither gas nor colon bacelll re
covered upon 72 hours Incubation."
MOTHERHOOD
, . WOMAN'S JOY
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Suggestions to Childless
I ' Women.
Among the virtues of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is the
ability to correct sterility in the
cases of many women. This fact is
well established as evidenced by the
following letter and hundreds of others
We have published in these colums.
Poplar Bluff, Mo. "I want other
women to know what a blessing Lydia
. F PinkhaTn'oVwnk
table Compound hoc
been to me. We
had always wanted
a baby in our home
but I was in poor
health and not able
to do my work. My
mother and hus
band both urged me
to try LydiaE. Pink
ham ' s Vegetable
Compound. I did
so. mv health im
proved and I am now the mother of a
fine baby girl and do all my own house
work." Mrs. Allia B. Timmons, 216
Almond St., Poplar Bluff, Mo.
In many other homes, once childless,
there are now children because of the
fact that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound makes women normal,
healthy and strong
Write to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medi
cine Co., Lynn, Mnss., for advice it
will be confidential and helpful.
AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT
STAR
BILLIE
BURKE
IN
PEGGY
MONDAY, AUG. 20TH
A I'ii liire ot itnl Interc
Kvcrv Woman.
TWILIGHT SLEEP
Accompanied by Liulv
Lecturer.
Matinee, Indict, only.
I-Ai niiii; 7:1."i, Indies only.
Kveninu', ! :M1, men mil v.
Admission
25c
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I'rjvlc Burk ATarkell. one ot. the
youngest and the smallest mcmJiers
of C company, while on guard pairol
duty between Glemlule nud Wolf
Creek Thursday niejht wns serious
ly injured by being truck by a
train, and first reports were that he
hud lost a leg.
A mos'suee receive! this nonn nt
the company hcud.iunrtcrs here from will later be removed to tlio hospital
Captain Crossley lit Glcndale slated liere or at Itoscburg.
thut Mnrkell's foot was crushed and .Maurell is 18 years old and is only
the buck of his head budly bruised,5 feet 4 inches tall. Ills home is ut
und that ho would recover. U-uts, a suburb of Portland.
No details of tho accident could be ,,
obtained in this city today. The first The members of C
known of its occurrence was late lastn "Joy the privileges of the Elks
night, when Captain Crossly received"" tn'Pnt from 7:30 to 10.30 p.
a telegram stating that Markells leg- This courtesy Is extended to he
had been cut by a train. Cu.tiiincomPn e Tue8day and Frida
Crossley was enabled to leave fr0VC"lnB' ...,
Glendulc on a freight train u short ,r- ana -,lr8' ,ar""'B
time l.ili.r son returned to i-oriianu louuy auc.
It is presumed that Murkcll is be
a visit with Mr. and Mrs. James Hard
ing eared for nt (llendale today iind'"
Infants-Mothers
Thousands testify
mm m m ' -
Horiick's '
The Original
Malted Milk
Upbuilds and sustains the bodv
No Cooking or Milk required
Used for of a Century
Substitutes Cost YOU Same Prfe.
With Medford trade Is Medford nuia
AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT
The Screen's Supreme Emotional Actress
PAULINE
FREDERICK
in a virile six-net picluriation of
lic-n. MiddlcUin's .-lory uf human
emotions.
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HER
PERFECT HUSBAND,"
AND THE INCOMPAR
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ORCHESTRA
The Sleeping Fires
Pag
Southern Oroiroii'i
O (irrmtrat place of
Amusement,
TOMORROW
Marguerite Clark
in
'Molly Make-Believe'
Prestige Gained by Quality Sustained
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This Is the Sale That Saves You Money
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Our Semi-Annual Sale of Remnants Opens Saturday
Morning at 8:30 Sharp. It will pay you to be on hand
early as we have some wonderful Bargains to offer you.
Remember the early buyer gets the first choice.
Thousands of Remnants of Wash Goods, Silks, Dress Goods,
Ginghams, Muslins, Sheetings, Calicoes, Curtain Goods, White
Goods, Laces, Embroideries and Ribbons go on sale at less
than cost prices.
Remnants of
"" Wash Goods
IVi-cales, Ginghams, Silkoline, White Goods, Muslin,
Gaiiihric "aiTil "oilier goods; a good chance to buy ma
terial for 'children's school dresses, etc.; these goot'.S
are worth today up to 25c, and on sale Satur- .
day at, yard luC
Remnants of Wash Goods
Consisting of Voiles, Sheer "White materials for
waists and dresses, Curtain Voiles and Marquisettes,
in lengths from 1 to 8 yards, values up to
(i!)c, on sale Saturday, yard
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Remnants of Dress Silks
18c
Short lengths of Taffeta, in plain and fancy colors,
also a few remnants of Crepe de Chene, these goods
are worth up to $2.00 a yard all go Satur- a qq
day at, a yard tpl.Ot!
Kemnants of Charmeuse, Crepe Meteor, Sundown
latleta, 40 inches wide, real values up to
$2.75, on sale Saturday, yard CJA'.
Remnants of Silks
Consisting of Foulards, 18-inch Messaline in a great
variety of colors, and a few short ends of Fancy Silk
Voiles, sold regular u,p to $1.25 a yard, for
this great sale, a yard
21c
Kemnants of Wash Goods,
short lengths from 1 to 1U
yards, values up to 25c,
this sale, vard
9c
Remnants of Fancy Wash
Goods and White Goods,
sold up to 89c a yard,
this sale, a' yard.........
33c
.Remnants of Ribbons,
all colors and lengths,
at less than cost.
Remnants of Laces
and Embroideries at
away below cost price.
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Saturday Sale of
New Waists I
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Our new shipment of the
elebrated " Wirthnior"
A'aists is just in, see' them
onnu'1'ow, sold
lere onlv at
Sample sale of
Chene and
Crepe Waists,
$7.00 values
Crepe de
Georgette
?MS
$8.00 values $5.48
New Welworth Blouses
just in, they don't last
long at the wonderful low
price of, each,
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The New Fall Skirts Are Here
Just ill bv express, our first shipment of the cele
brated "Korrect" Skirts, sonic novel new styles in
satins, poplins, serges and Fancy Sport Skirts, this
is' the best wearing and fitting skirt made $5. 98
up to $15.00 each.
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Fall 1
$2.00
New Suits and Coats for
W e invite your inspection of So.ue particularly good A
values in new Autumn Coats and Suits, bought early, f
'"'".".e i.nvcr priced than if we bought latc-we
are selling them every day buy now.
OUTING FLANNEL
We were fortunate to buy early a
case of Colored Outing Flannel.
worth today 18c, now, a
vard
15c
14-22 XORTII CENTRAL
MHDFORD, OREGON
HUCK TOWELS
1 case good size Hack Towels,
onn at today s prices 15c,
now, each
Mail Orders Promptly Filled:
:Mail or Express Prepaid
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